Located near the quaint town of Halfway, this 320 acre ranch has so much to offer. The property boasts a turn of the century home with additional mother-in-law quarters and several out buildings. With some of the oldest water rights in the valley, the property is flood irrigated - currently running 100 head of cattle.
Nice 2.58 acres on the outskirts of town but within city limits. Property has 648sf insulated shop on site with power. Domestic well is in place, as is internet fiber optic. The city sewer connection is at the street. It is also fenced and has a year round creek running through it. This small acreage is unique in that and can be divided into buildable lots per approval.
PRICE REDUCED!! ATTENTION HUNTERS! Wildlife galore! Elk, Turkey, Whitetail Deer, this 37.13 +/- acre property provides excellent views of the Eagle Caps, Sevin Devils, and the Pine Valley not to mention excellent water rights. You couldn't ask for a better location to build your next home or vacation retreat! Direct Access to Forrest Service Land.
Potential development for residential and commercial on this 12.5 acres +/- within the city limits of Halfway, OR. Access from Hwy Spur 12, Hwy 414, Main Street and Slaughterhouse Road. Existing structures include a large old red barn and pole shed,covered area. Currently used for pasture/hay. City sewer runs through the property, power to property line, all utilities close by.
Three separate lots. Lot 605 is 10.42 acres,zoned RR5 and can be divided into 5 acre parcels with approval from Baker County Planning. Lot 603 is 1.54 acres and located within city limits along with Lot 604 at 1.17 acres, also in city limits. Level ground with beautiful views affords the opportunity to build your new home and keep it all for yourself or sell the extra lots. Several options.
Opportunity knocks. 17 acre +/- with 3bd 2 ba manufactured home. currently rented. Panorama views all utilities. Build your dream home, rent the pasture, rent the home and farm the land or live in the home and enjoy. Wont last. Call list agent for a showing or more information.
Pretty 40 acre timbered parcel off grid with year around small stream. Great recreational property just 8 miles NE of Halfway surrounded by NFS on 3 sides. Very rustic cabin with water but no bathroom or septic system. Property qualifies for residence via a lot of record.
Price Reduction-383 acres, great views,walking trails & wildlife.Live in a comfortable,efficient and intriguing 2785 sf,3bd/3bth,passive solar "envelope" home, tucked into the side of a mountain.Enjoy an attached 1420sf garage/shop, outdoor kitchen area and fenced orchard/garden.Be secluded yet have essentials close by.Stay connected with high speed internet.
Beautiful timbered ranch in Pine Valley with fantastic views of Wallowa Mtns. Great cattle/hunting ranch or family/corporate retreat. Approximately 250 acres in timber, 271 acres irrigated and 112 acres of range ground. Two land owner preference tages.Wildlife includes deer, elk, turkeys, bear.
Beautiful 633+/- acre timbered ranch that includes a home and barns. Scenic views of the Wallowa Mountains and Halfway Valley. 271+/- acres are irrigated via gravity and ranch also has flood irrigation, home and barn.
Beautiful timbered & irrigated pasture ranch in Pine Valley, 345 acres +/- total with 129 ac. +/- water right, balance in timber/brush. Seller owns all timber and mineral rights. Gold is known to exist on the property and commercial mining has been done in the area. Recreation includes fishing in Pine Creek and great hunting with 2 LOP tags for deer(whitetail and mule), elk, turkey, bear.
$1,299,999
Halfway Real Estate. Find homes for sale in Halfway, nestled among the foothills at the base of the Eagle Cap National Wilderness and the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest is Halfway Oregon. Halfway Oregon is a good investment for Real Estate. Pine Eagle High School is located in Halfway as well as the county fair. Halfway puts on a great crab feed in February. Halfway is on the Oregon Trail halfway to the top of the plateau toward the mountains. In the 1840’s we were a stop along the Oregon Trail for thousands of settlers. And, in the 1850’s, we were the home of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce Indian Tribe.
In the 1860’s, we were the middle of gold country. This town took its name from the location of its post office, on the Alexander Stalker ranch, half way between Pine and Cornucopia. Halfway has some great hunting and fishing opportunities. It’s one of the accesses to the Hells Canyon, which is the deepest Canyon in the World. There are three large dams on the Snake River that offer great fishing and boating opportunities. There are plenty of chukars to hunt as well.
Halfway Oregon is a beautiful small town and a gateway to the eagle caps. A must visit!
